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just the the is really army is carrying out the major operation in the occupied westbank city of geneva. at least 20 homes have been destroyed. the several venue is good to have you with us. this is else 0 life from don't. also coming up for palestinians are wounded in and is really attack on a car in central gaza despite the ceasefire. deal displaced to sit denise and were forced to flee their homes. inches 0 states are returning to a city in ruins and retaliation against the us. after washington and pose 5th terrace on goods from mexico, china and canada, the is really forces of carried out simple, tenuous explosions, and the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank. look at this 20 homes in a residential block has been destroyed and that attack, israel has been conducting a major military assault on the occupied westbank for a 2nd week. now jeanine has been the focal point of that 27 people have been killed in that operation. so far i'm sure 0 is home to so who joins us come jordan's capital m on your, their big is the, is really government. and the palestinian authority of band

so one is conventional weapons and those are being in geneva among most of count rips in h the count because ai enabled the countries in the world. the main concern to because ai enabled the countries in the world. the main concern to operate ai enabled the countries in the world. the main concern to operate entirely ed the countries in the world. the main concern to operate entirely without weapon to operate entirely without human supervision, that means that one person could push a button and launch perhaps a million weapons at once and wipe out population. once and wipe out entire population. we don't think that is a good idea, but that seems to be the direction things are going right now. the that things are going right now. the discussions in geneva have not made a lot of progress, there are major powers, including the united states and collaborating on and russia collaborating on any discussion about preventing any discussion about banning these weapons. hues preventing any discussion about banning these weapons. think that scenario would be? to you think that scenario would be

and in fact, they are increasing that when they 1st started in geneva, they said they were expanding, get more to, to get him and to boss. and now it's been around 5 different areas in the northern part of the occupied west bank that's under siege and palestinians have nowhere to go. because of the increased military checkpoints that are all across the occupied west bank. and even more of them have been put in place since this military operation began. and what are you hearing from these ready forces the best i can public say about that what they're trying to achieve and the occupied westbank of the well appointed comments that were made by these really army chief of staff on january 16th a day after the ceasefire. in gaza, had it taken place rather it was signed, he said that the focus is not going to be on gods anymore. the military manpower needs to be diverted to the west bank, where israel is now gearing up for large scale military rates. however, during the entire war, they said that they were doing just that as well. however, when the ceasefire took place, they said it needed t

the geneva convention, a set of international laws, prohibit here is article 49. territories.h have been created by states, and it is a violation of international agreements which prohibit the forced displacement of people. it's also not clear where any displaced people would go. egypt and other nearby countries, but arab there is little sign of that today — the un a two state solution which would involve which us aid programmes should remain running, interest of the us. thousands of agency employees are set to be placed on leave with the exception of those involved in "mission—critical functions". recalled on friday night. protestors gathered on capitol hill to protest the shutdown of us aid. development is a gift to china, it's a gift to russia, it's a gift to our adversaries around the world. you talk to american military leaders, they will tell of our overall foreign policy and national security strategy. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, there. eififi ef§ssef§ $3??? 7 ”w” close tojupiter as we close out wednesday. is going to be a chilly start away from the fa

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tray or don't play this business exposure and from the wrong then something that according to the geneva convention, is force displacement that constitutes a will crime in international law. conflicts, do we know any, anything more about this plan? have any more details be made public? so this press conference between president trump and prime minister netanyahu left, i'd say more questions than nonsense because president trump did not answer. how this would look like in detail did not answer the shouted questions over the needed approval or from congress. or if this would mean a sending troops to the gaza strip, she left that open. but apart from that, that has been of cause many reactions and concern. what this new idea might mean and might, would the effect that this might have on the already fragile ceasefire agreement between israel and come off the athens reactions here from democrats. calling this idea of reckless unreasonable, others like the democratic sender to chris murphy set, the trump and i quote, totally lost it. and from the reactions we also heard from before, and minist

under the geneva conventions, they have a legal duty to safeguard hospitals and health workers.this is really not what has been happening in the west bank. therefore, israel really needs to change its strategy. anchor: here in the studio with me is a republican congressman from ohio. we have been discussing those plans. is that an idea that you are comfortable with? >> they are not really plans. we have to really go to what it means and where we started from. the president is looking to the fact that gaza needs to go into a transition of peace. they are sworn terrorist groups and organizations. sworn for the destruction of israel. they have perpetrated the continued attacks upon a zero. as the president looks at this, we have to have peace in the region. he is concerned about whether or not this area can continue. anchor: it does seem like a plan. you have the israeli defense minister talking about moving palestinians out. they are expressing concern that this is forced expulsion. trump has stood on the podium with the israeli prime minister. this feels like a plan. how is it no

this is article 49 of the geneva conventions. where people would go.re are significant legal issues with the idea of a us and some big practical problems too. at the arab gulf states institute. you the time be back us on bbc news. we back with us on bbc news. we werejust in back with us on bbc news. we were just in that were just hearing in that report, there are many experts "qantas” w irsaidithispirofposal’ " that havesaid'this prgpgsal a breach that hava'aaid'thia prapaaat a breach of and a big international law and a big question of course, all experts qaestian—ef— sea-rag. att ease-rte scholars are grappling qaestian—ef— sea-fee. att ease-rte scholars are grappling with now, could the 77 now, could the united right now, could the united states actually do this? your thoughts? know. idon�*t states actually do this? your thoughts? know. i don't see any in which ”int/hid; ti; ' 7 scenario in which the united states would the kind of states would apply the kind of force to 2.2 farce raquired�*ta ramava 2.3 palestinians gaza. million palestinians from

this is article 49 of the geneva conventions.m in. but arab states have rejected the idea, previously saying it threatens regional stability and undermines with the idea of a us take over of the gaza strip.and some big practical problems too despite legal issues, president trump sounds like he thinks he can m— because he is h l because he is president of the states, the 7 states, the powerful man -——= =_—== the world, 7 that is the world, that is even in the world, and that is why even though his officials have as they i it walking ' ' it walking back ' ' it walking back on? 7 it walking back on some of things 77 things he 77 things he been saying, his the things he has been saying, his words matter and they will have words matter ondtheywill hove they fuel those the ultranationalist ri . ht the ultranationalist riht in we who believe that notjust israel who believe that notjust gaza but the land from mediterranean and the the mediterranean and the river jordan is god—given to thejewish jordon io'g'od—g'ive'n tothe'jewish also st

last time, the other 4 neighborhoods were destroyed. 90 percent of the population of the, of the geneva, if as you come for displaced from their homes. and these are people who are displaced in the 1st place and 1948 by 100 itself. and the 1st knock about. so what is happening is a total population of every international and by the way, immunization shipped to the patients who should be leaving. that is that what is what it is doing, preventing one's set of them. so i'm leaving because of i, relation of it, but it might take a little of every human activity i know because it is not up to us or has to decide who should get treatment or who would love to get treatment. this is their job of dr. i meant to contest on it. um there's also been reports. we know all secular violence attacks on palestinian communities throughout the west bank. on april, the 22nd 2024. i'm just the international spoke about a state back sets. the rampage is what we're seeing today. an extension or a continuation of that? absolutely. and the set let us out um to the, to use the bang via to the fascist is an early

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that is a breach of the fourth geneva convention, transfer of people is a war crime.u to the second point, we are learning bits and pieces from a press conference at the oval office, questions shouted amid the roar of air force one. it is a way to convey something so consequential, it is causing significant problems and challenges. we are seeing others in the region seriously worried about what is proposed. you mentioned a statement from the egyptians and foreign minister. they are saying they categorically reject this. it is having the effect of destabilizing that fragile cease-fire and hostage release process in terms of the phases it is hoped to go through. sumi: tell us about the impact. the agreement is so tenuous. there are accusations of violations. tom: hamas accuses israelis of violations and israel throughout this has accused hamas of mistreating of hostages and so on. it was always going to be a fragile, difficult, complicated process between two sides who detest and distrust each other. there were always going to be these problems. it seems from the hamas

international mechanisms to address these challenges, including high contracting parties meeting for the genevantions in march and international conference in june to establish a plan for the implementation of a two-state o solution. because they cannot be sustainable peace without a long-lasting solution to the root causes of the complex. and the palestinians in gaza and the west bank and the israeli population all deserve a just and lasting peace. thank you very much, mr. president. >> i know give the floor to the representative of the united states. >> thank you, president. thank you, commissioner general was a rainy, and secretary general eklund for your briefing. united states is still committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement so that the hostages can return home and that people of gaza can look toward a brighter future under new leadership. we must never forget the lies taken as a result of the brutal hamas terrorist attack on october 7, 2023, and the horrors endured by countless innocent people in the war that followed. hamas cannot be allowed to play spoiler on behalf of the pal

the geneva convention, a set of international laws, prohibit forced permanent displacement.d territories are prohibited regardless of their motive. it's a violation of rules which have been created by states, and it is a violation of international agreements and international customary rules of international law which prohibit the forced displacement of people. it's also not clear where any displaced people would go. trump suggested they could be housed in parts ofjordan, egypt and other nearby countries, but arab states have rejected the idea and previously said it threatens the region's stability and undermines prospects for peace. and even if donald trump ignored the likely breaches of international law, for any plan to be recognised, they need the backing of the international community. there is little sign of that today — the un and many of the us and eu's western allies instead back a two state solution which would involve the formation of a palestinian state alongside israel. acting head of the us agency for international development marco rubio says he is actively wo

another attack struck a car and come to just south of geneva is very forces of kills at least $2600.00 students image. and even if the g count, the less than 2 weeks us president donald trump has imposed terrace on select america's biggest trading partners, canada and mexico hits with new to us solve it 25 percent, with the exception of 10 percent on canadian energy products. types of 10 percent with applied to china. the ukraine says a russian strike on a boarding school in cost cuz killed 4 people on the 18th to investigate from the rubble, the crating and military spokes person says the russian forcing some of the guided aerial bomb. a knew that civilians were inside the building, preparing for evacuation. attack is said to have happened in the city of subject that has been heavy fighting in the coast regions since august. when you crank and forces lost a surprise offensive. shutting by the power minute tre rocketed support forces nessa dunn's capitalist kills at least 54 people. a market was attacked in the city are assess, has been targeting area is controlled by the soon these on

the geneva convention, a set of international laws, prohibit forced permanent displacement.s article 49. it says individual or mass forceable transfers as well as deportations of protected persons from occupied territory are prohibited, regardless of their motive. it's a violation of rules which have been created by states. and it is a violation of international agreements it would need the backing of the international community. of the us�*s eu and western allies instead back a two—state that was previously verify�*s nick eardley. reports in sweden say that several weapons, believed to be rifles, have been found at an adult education centre in sweden where a gunman killed ten swedish police say they have still not established a motive for the attack which took place on tuesday. let's speak to kasia madera who is in orebro for us. bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. swedish olice bring us up-to-date. swedish police have — bring us up-to-date. swedish police have just _ bring us up-to-date. swedish police have just been - bring us up-to-date. swedish police have just be

this is article 49 of the geneva conventions.rospects for peace. nick, thank president trump says can happen, will it? president trump says will it? . , . . president trump says willit? . , . . ., ., reaso i'is reasons i m - reasons i not going i 5—22 %—'——’ . a- — m7777 s— s—— . s e; witwill ha’ppéf witwill ha’pdédide'?" 77 it will happen the way happen. it will not happen the way he says it well. it on the he says it well. it relies on the ofjordan and egypt, e—=.ez the i fto w???» ”the f 7to pay probably ths sasdi’arabians to pay it, probably tbs sasdi’arabians to pay it, none of those have for it, none of those countries have will be part of it. and said they will be part of it. and need to cooperate. also need palestinians to cooperate. but he is the of the 292i)? is the president of the states, the most powerful man united states, the most powerful man in the so what he says in the world, so what he says matters has consequences. i matters and has consequences. i think what this is doing, even if it does not to pass the he

a reminder it is illegal under the geneva convention and that would amount to a war crime.n tom bateman, state department correspondent in washington. let's turn to the statement we had in the last few minutes from hamas who says the door remains open for a hosted prisoner exchange on saturday king abdallah due at the white house tomorrow, could hardly be a more important moment. tom: of course. jordan is one of the countries that president trump says expects to take those palestinians that would be forcibly removed from the gaza strip under his plan, whilst the u.s. takes possession under gaza and builds a mediterranean resort, he says, for the people of the world to live in. both jordan and egypt have categorically rejected the plan, saying they would not agree to it or to its terms, which president seems to think involves them taking palestinian refugees permanently and resettling them in their countries. when mr. trump has been challenged about that, he says we give billions of dollars to both jordan and egypt, which the u.s. does in terms of military and financial assi

most of them were arrested after that to be 7 some who been in prison for decatur, made through geneva, to cause other policy new prisoners were forced to delay their homecoming. instead, going to hospital to treat serious medical conditions, obama, 100 or less. i would allow yourself sure it's a feelings that i kind of described. i am very happy. i'm elated having my son released up to 14 months of detention by these really enemy. how about me in the course since his release was announced last night? we couldn't sleep. we went out here to meet all really some students completely different. now we couldn't believe what we saw, the comparison before, detention. and now this is an indication that there was a lot of oppression and torture. more is really competence are expected to be released from cause and next saturday was listing is remain cautiously optimistic that the ceasefire will hold. the top of the prisoner exchange between 10 knots and is a very significant step in the ongoing negotiations with many hoping to stabilize the ongoing to squire. and that's the kind of thing, despit

in geneva is kind of ross visiting professor at princeton school for public and international affairs . i am the former executive director of human rights watch also in new york is david l. phillips and i jumped professor at georgetown university school of foreign service. i'm a full met senior advisor to the us state department. welcome to or if you gentlemen kenneth, i want to start with you. why is trump doing this? america's not even a member of the i c c. so what is trump's motivation in carrying out this executive order? well trumps view of international justice is that is for other people, not for americans or their allies and their been elements of disposition, but the us government has maintained going back to the origins of the dreadful criminal court at the original negotiations in rome, that was the main us position where they were happy with the court having trish fiction by a means that washington could control. so, you know, they, they were okay with the veterans restriction over the citizens of governments that joined the court because the us government had no intentio

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another attack, the car in the cover tier just south of geneva. is there any forces of killed at least 20 palestinians image a name? becky g cam for less than 2 weeks. the tyra stone 3 of america's biggest trading partners have been announced just days into donald trump's 2nd time. as president administration tends to impose tyrus of 25 percent on goods from canada, but 10 percent on energy products. mexico also see 25 percent taurus. china will be hit by tyrus of 10 percent on oil exports to america. beijing is warning that will be no windows in any trade war between the china and the us. i mean, we'll get to that reaction. so i'm actually, i've got a on a, in mexico about 1st christmas. salumi joins us from detroit. so kristin tool cuz through the details of what we know and donald trump's russia, now for this yes, donald trump cited a growing public health crisis in the united states. due to illegal drugs coming over the border from the south and the nor then doing so in toes these 25 percent tariffs on his, the united states to largest trading

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now on to the, somewhere in the desert between geneva, obviously the shapes typically is to have a whole list stick approach to migration policy. rooted in that respect for human rights. are investigative research shows the reality behind the use refugee deals. what is happening to migrants on the african continent? community your steady migration policy starts february 15th on dw this week on the 77 percent street, the bait slavery left a deep wound in all of us. and would you see us comment is because we're trying to heal that was that it was please, i tried to understand why i am here. i want to leave and you coming back, you want to speak. you want to go out, you want to take your kids to the park to play. but when you do other kids spinning in your presence, these are truly creating a problem for us because we kind of the .

as for example, yeah, may the tv story that everything is done on the geneva conventions, everybody is in the body bag and they are number and then the cetera, et cetera. but the more they didn't want to give a that's a beta to, to serve in examiners. and nobody from the international community didn't talk. you did nothing. everything is on the, i think that's everything will be the same. unfortunately, in this case, also as far as united nation as our concern or other similar international organizations. all right, we're gonna leave it there. daniel sent it to the serbian war correspondent, and daniel, thank you. thank you as well now to the middle east where overnight is really raids across the west bank have resulted in the depths of at least 5 palestinians, including a 16 year old boy. several idea of drone strikes reported. they hit the city of jeanine and a nearby area. social media footage shows the aftermath of the bombing that struck a car in a town near jeanine. at least 2 people were killed and several wounded. the idea of says it was targeting a terrorist inside the vehicle

just the, the is really army is carrying out the major operation in the occupied westbank city of geneva. at least 20 homes have been destroyed the i'm several venue good to have you with us. this is else 0 life from the ha. also coming up for palestinians are wounded in and is really attack on a car in central gaza despite the ceasefire. deal displaced to sit in the.

over in geneva. the life of the game will continue for the democratic republic of the congo coals for the establishment of an international commission of inquiry to examine the violations of human rights committed in our country. we strongly reject to the continued involvement of certain states in particular, lawanda in the logistical military and financial support to arms groups operating on our territory to follow him. therefore, i'll go my new evidence as a common light regarding any minute large scale attack again. so the one that consists of bucked cooperation pause as duck filed a large number of weapons, the military recruitment and the other one does border most of the in, oh, i don't to go my airport quite as close to live now to try. so i'm not who and yeah, professor of public low at the university of go my i'm interested. oh nice. of course. uh on go my way. you teach. i mean, the 1st thing i do want to ask you the summit that's taking place in tons and yeah, how hurtful are you that it w

women were killed that the child has been injured, this is found to be obvious, campaign of rates in geneva to crime and to invest in recent weeks. funding calls are these ready military has completed its withdrawal from the cycle that stream, colorado. the move was read as part of last month. see 5 deal with them us. the withdrawal allows the palestinians and a trucks to move through the crossing with some checks along the way. that the palestinians will be taken through the roof of crossing and southern garza to receive medical treatment abroad. under the terms of the ceasefire agreement, 50 patients a day on the caregivers are supposed to be moved out of the strip to treatment to those things. or do i even customize parliamentary elections of to hard full campaign? the vote is expected to be a test for the prime minister, adding critique who respond to you on the line slide 4 years ago. go to has be the old with west and allies face policies towards the cost of those ethnic minority. and this normalization talks with sub you it's a new day and the sun, the winter, for the 1st ever regula

forest relocation of a population by an occupying power this case is real, is a violation of the geneva conventions. so this is a problem attic, and that is a violation of the of international law for donald trump to be suggesting this could put him or make him subjected to a war crimes in and of itself. and then there's another issue too. in this press conference, the us president also said that in the coming days he would be making another announcement. and that is the future sovereignty of what he called today as scenario which we all call the west beck. so in other words, he is not only talking about the future of the gaza strip, but he's also talking about the displacement of the palestinians from the west bank . in other words, suggesting that there may no longer be the ownership of that area for the palestinians as well. so this is extremely under a big fall. 1 or not only the palestinians, but also world leaders around the below who have been blindsided by this shocking announcement. kimberly helped get the white house correspondent. thank you very much for that update or the cd

the majority of the residents of the to the cutting can were displaced from their homes in geneva entire blocks in that refugee camp was completely at decimated. so we're talking about areas that have a smaller population, but the devastation that they're in during during these assaults, which are ongoing part of a front as well consider is considered that it's multi frontal war is really quite catastrophic. and so what is, is rouse ends game nor in the occupied westbank? and is there a risk today that we could see what's happened in guys that'd be repeated in the occupied westbank, the well, the state, it aim of this military assault or of declaring the occupied westbank upfront. and as well as a multi frontal for it comes under the the banner or the pretext of fighting so called terrorism. but really we have to dig deeper the agenda. the program of this coalition government includes as long before october, 7th, the annexation of the occupied west bank. and so in order to do that, ministers of openly and repeatedly set they must 1st shatter the idea that palestinian freedom is possible

really say about his plans of permanently reselling palestinians from gaza, or article 49 if the geneva convention prohibits the deportation of people from an occupied territory. the run, the statute of the international criminal court defines fullest displacement as a crime against humanity and a war crime. the un secretary general has also rejected the idea of forcibly displacing. tell us the name thing a 2 sided solution is the only way to resolve the complex of more on all of this, we're joined now by us on monday was a scala and a political analyst with the middle east institute. he joins us from washington, dc. thank you so much for being with us of versus the bo given that this plan would effectively be ethnic cleansing. what chance of any is they have trump actually being able to follow through with it or does none of that matter to them? to there's, like i stated to check out, this is absurd, this is up seen, but in terms of it being proposed and it being carried through, we've witness to more than a year of am q and it say on the fact that these are enabled by the united state